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SGH Ltd reported solid FY25 results with EBIT rising 8% to $1.54 billion, supported by strong performances in Boral and WesTrac, alongside a 49% surge in operating cash flow. The company projects continued earnings growth in FY26 amid disciplined capital management and operational improvements.

Iress Limited reported a stable half-year profit for 2025, maintaining net earnings despite a slight revenue dip and ongoing divestments. The company strengthened its balance sheet through debt reduction and declared a healthy interim dividend, while exploring potential acquisition opportunities.

PEXA Group has initiated a strategic review of its Digital Solutions business, signaling a shift in capital allocation and revising its FY25 impairment charge guidance significantly higher. The company also updates depreciation and tax expense forecasts ahead of its full-year results.

Rewardle Holdings Limited reported a 2.8% revenue increase to $9.68 million for FY24 but swung to a $3.44 million net loss, driven by rising expenses and associate losses. The company expanded its footprint with acquisitions in grocery delivery and fintech, while deepening its stake in AI-powered health tech partner CloudHolter.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has added SYNGAP1-related disorder to its NNZ-2591 development program following encouraging pre-clinical findings, targeting a rare condition with no approved treatments.

Nick Scali Limited reported a 5.8% revenue increase to $495.3 million in FY25, driven by its UK acquisition, but statutory net profit fell 28.4% amid integration and freight disruption costs. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of 33 cents per share.

Novo Resources Corp reported a reduced net loss of CAD 5.85 million for H1 2025, improving liquidity while continuing its gold exploration efforts in Australia.

AMP Limited reported a modest increase in underlying net profit after tax to $236 million for the first half of 2025, supported by steady revenues and disciplined cost management across its key business units.

News Corporation reported a robust fiscal 2025 with revenues climbing 2% to $8.45 billion and net income from continuing operations surging 71%. The company also announced a new $1 billion accelerated stock repurchase program, underscoring confidence in its financial strength.

Credit Corp Group delivered a robust FY25 with a 16% increase in net profit after tax, driven by US debt buying and Australian/NZ lending growth. The company sets an ambitious FY26 outlook, underpinned by a record US investment pipeline and new product launches.

Beach Energy reported robust FY25 results marked by significant cost reductions, increased production, and record dividends, while advancing key projects like the Waitsia Gas Plant and Moomba CCS.

Beach Energy reported a 13% increase in revenues for FY25 but faced a steep 91% drop in net profit after tax, slipping into a loss. Meanwhile, underlying profit showed a healthier 32% gain, highlighting a complex financial picture.